(Without) Agreement

[pinkbuggie]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA

The other parent and I have a child custody and visitation document signed by a judge a few years ago. Recently, both of us agreed to a change of custody time so the child can go to school in my district. We both signed the agreement document we typed out. Now, the other parent has threaten to transfer the child to another school district and demands to go back to the custody time we had before of the original court document. Is this possible? At this point, is it the court document or the signed agreement valid as of custody?

 

[ecmst12]

If it wasn't ordered and signed by a judge, it's legally meaningless. You need to go back to court.

 

[Ohiogal]

If it wasn't ordered and signed by a judge, it's legally meaningless. You need to go back to court.

Agreed. File the signed agreement with the court's and request that the Court make it an order and modification. How long have you been filing that "agreement"?

 

[Just Blue]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA

The other parent and I have a child custody and visitation document signed by a judge a few years ago. Recently, both of us agreed to a change of custody time so the child can go to school in my district. We both signed the agreement document we typed out. Now, the other parent has threaten to transfer the child to another school district and demands to go back to the custody time we had before of the original court document. Is this possible? At this point, is it the court document or the signed agreement valid as of custody?

Is this the child father that you wanted to have rape charges against late year?

Px Hx is a MUST!!

 

[gr8rn]

Is this the child father that you wanted to have rape charges against late year?

Px Hx is a MUST!!

And another one deletes their previous posts...

 

[not2cleverRed]

And another one deletes their previous posts...

Nawh. It's that annoying glitch that hasn't been fixed.

https://forum.freeadvice.com/juvenile-law-90/statutory-rape-years-later-547854.html